I agree the crux is harder. 5.10a is more correct. I spent 4-5 minutes trying different sequences before I convinced myself to commit. It was real sketchy while on lead ove the crux. The good thing is that you have a bolt you can clip above you before heading over the crux. Once past the crux it's an easy stem to the top.

There are two routes that are within all the pictures seen here. I believe the one listed is straight up where the rope line is (see pic #1). I could be wrong, but it seems the comments are for the route to the right, which I believe is Prarie Dog.

I DON'T KNOW WHAT MY PROBLEM IS I HAVE CLIMBED OTHER ROUTES OF 5.10 ON UP TO 5.11A. I KNOW I AM NOT THE GREATEST CLIMBER BUT THINK I WOULD BE GOOD ENOUGH TO HANDLE THIS ONE. I AM HAVING THE HARDEST TIME GETTING ESTABLISHED IN THE CORNER. ANYONE WHO'S DONE IT THAT HAS ANY TIPS?

Bryce, first of all all caps equals shouting. Anyway, the key beta here is that you backstep with the left foot and thrust your left buttcheek onto the angled ramp thingy. Once you've weighted the buttcheek, you can reposition hands and feet and move on.

Hit this for the first time today.... Couldn't quite make the crux. Friends and several sacrifices of flesh to the Rock Gods lead us to rename it "5.9 my butt". Bottom line, concur with a 10a/b. Will try it with the butt trick discussed.